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How dumb do liberals think we are?
"You know a campaign is going ballistic when the terrorism threat is brought up, even in a context seemingly not connected. That has happened with Proposition 23, which would suspend AB32 until unemployment in the state 12.4 percent in August dropped to 5.5 percent for a year.
AB32 is the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006. It would mandate that California reduce greenhouse gas emissions statewide by 25 percent by 2020. Backers usual argument is that it would save the environment globally while creating green jobs. Opponents insist that it will cut employment.
Prop. 23 is being backed largely by two Texas-based oil companies, Tesoro and Valero, which own gas stations in California.
The latest argument against Prop. 23 comes from retired Admiral Dennis McGinn, whom the Los Angeles Times described as a former deputy chief of naval operations who was part of a group of senior military retirees who warned in an influential 2007 report that climate change was a threat multiplier, potentially provoking instability in volatile nations vulnerable to floods, drought and rising sea levels.
If true, we should be moving fast to build nuclear energy plants, stop the Al Gore supporters who put roadblocks in the way of creating windmill farms and solar panel farms in the desert.
"Even if all California cars were removed from the road, it would not change global temperatures at all, Marlo Lewis Jr. told me; a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, where he writes on global warming, energy policy, and other public policy issue, he also has served as staff director of the House Government Reform Subcommittee on National Economic Growth, Natural Resources, and Regulatory Affairs.
He added, Climate change as a national security threat is greatly exaggerated. I know of no one in the literature who says it will cause wars. At best, threat multiplier countries are at risk of civil war, or regional conflict, not with attacking the United States."
I thought marijuana and drug use was still illegal in California--obviously those suffering from AGS (Al Gore Syndrome) have friend their brains. They can not be this stupid, it must be the drugs.
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"You know a campaign is going ballistic when the terrorism threat is brought up, even in a context seemingly not connected. That has happened with Proposition 23, which would suspend AB32 until unemployment in the state 12.4 percent in August dropped to 5.5 percent for a year.
AB32 is the Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006. It would mandate that California reduce greenhouse gas emissions statewide by 25 percent by 2020. Backers usual argument is that it would save the environment globally while creating green jobs. Opponents insist that it will cut employment.
Prop. 23 is being backed largely by two Texas-based oil companies, Tesoro and Valero, which own gas stations in California.
The latest argument against Prop. 23 comes from retired Admiral Dennis McGinn, whom the Los Angeles Times described as a former deputy chief of naval operations who was part of a group of senior military retirees who warned in an influential 2007 report that climate change was a threat multiplier, potentially provoking instability in volatile nations vulnerable to floods, drought and rising sea levels.
If true, we should be moving fast to build nuclear energy plants, stop the Al Gore supporters who put roadblocks in the way of creating windmill farms and solar panel farms in the desert.
"Even if all California cars were removed from the road, it would not change global temperatures at all, Marlo Lewis Jr. told me; a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, where he writes on global warming, energy policy, and other public policy issue, he also has served as staff director of the House Government Reform Subcommittee on National Economic Growth, Natural Resources, and Regulatory Affairs.
He added, Climate change as a national security threat is greatly exaggerated. I know of no one in the literature who says it will cause wars. At best, threat multiplier countries are at risk of civil war, or regional conflict, not with attacking the United States."
I thought marijuana and drug use was still illegal in California--obviously those suffering from AGS (Al Gore Syndrome) have friend their brains. They can not be this stupid, it must be the drugs.
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